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The Blonde Around the Corner is a film of genre Comedy directed by Vladimir Vladimirovitch Bortko released in USA on 11 november 1983 with Tatiana Dogileva
The Blonde Around the Corner (1983)
Блондинка за углом, Blondinka za uglom
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Add to a movie listLa Blonde au coin de la rue (Блондинка за углом, Blondinka za uglom) est un film soviétique réalisé par Vladimir Bortko, sorti en 1984.
Actors
Tatiana Dogileva
Andreï Mironov
(Nikolaï Gavrilovitch Poryvaev)
Elena Solovei
(Regina)
Anatoli Ravikovitch
(le vendeur)
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